| February 1, 2020
Field guide to PommierH. Pommier was a coppersmith in Brussels, Belgium with a long history: it was the continuation of Van Neuss in the 19th century, itself a continuation of Vernimmen from the 18th.
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| January 30, 2020
Field guide to Peter BruxPeter was a coppersmith and kitchenware manufacturer based in Brussels, Belgium — the “Brux” in the stamp — from 1933 to 2006.
Field guides | October 16, 2019
Field guide to JacquototFor me, this marque remains the most enigmatic of all the French makers.
Field guides | May 29, 2019
Field guide to HavardHavard is one of the few 19th-century Villedieu coppersmiths that survives to this day.
Field guides | May 27, 2019
Field guide to LecellierA piece of Lecellier copper is the work of a family with centuries of history in Villedieu.
Field guides | January 19, 2019
Field guide to MatferThis is going to be an unusual field guide to Matfer copper because I don’t think Matfer ever made any.
Field guides | December 7, 2018
Field guide to DehillerinAnyone who ventures into the world of vintage French copper cookware will quickly come across the name Dehillerin, an iconic and photogenic kitchenware store operating in Paris since 1890.
Field guides | December 6, 2018
Field guide to GaillardI have a deep interest in the work of Gaillard — they made copper pots from the early 1800s to the 1980s and their early pots are considered real masterpieces.